Hosted Recovery Services & Data Recovery Rack Space
Hosted Data Recovery Solution for SMBs
With RestartIT-HW, AmeriVault hosts your rack-mounted
recovery servers alongside our mass storage vault. Your servers
hold your current operating system and applications, ready to
recover raw data from our vault at Gig-E speed.
In the event of a disaster, you can redirect your users to
these servers to continue operations with minimal downtime. You
could also have these servers shipped back to your location to
perform recovery on-site.
You can perform on-demand restores from your location by
accessing these servers over the Internet. They are secure in a
private subnet behind a firewall. By using a Gig-E connection,
you can restore large volumes of data in a fraction of the time
it would take with tape.
» Recovery Point: Last Backup
» Recovery Time: 2 to 6 Hours |
Note: Recovery time estimates may vary depending on data volume. |
Recovery Rack Space
A twist on RestartIT-HW, this service allows you to reserve
rack space alongside our Mass Storage Vault. At the time of a
disruption or outage, you can deliver recovery hardware to us
for fast recovery and remote access.
» Recovery Point: Last Backup
» Recovery Time: Install + 2 to 6 Hours |
Note: Recovery time estimates may vary depending on data volume. |
RestartIT-HW Architecture
Custom Solution
AmeriVault tailors solutions to fit your specific recovery
point and time objectives for particular applications.
Email us
to discuss your requirements.
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